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GF Has a 2nd IG Account · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Well, let's get a little judge, shall we. The judgment zone is
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where we do it. We got a little predicament on her hands. This
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guy has been very open and honest with us, and I'm hoping so he
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is here on the phone because yike's Amanda. His name is Matt, I
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know, let's talk to him. Good morning, Matt, Good morning guys.
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Let's get right into it. What do you got going on? Well,
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so I've found out recently my girlfriend has a second Instagram account that's private.
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Yeah. Yeah, it's a little concerning now right out of the gate
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here. I do know that a lot of like younger people especially, they
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have like these, you know, Finsta accounts that are like for specific purposes.
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Matt. Does she say why or have you addressed it at all?
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I have actually addressed it with her. I haven't accused her of anything necessarily,
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but I've you know, I brought it up and she says it's for
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inside jokes between her and her friends, and you know, said she just
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started doing more girls nights. But you know, she always comes home,
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wait goes out. She's got an Instagram just for her friends. And then
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also she's doing a lot of girls nights lately. Is that what you said.
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Yeah, she's she's getting closer with a lot of her girlfriend and they
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go out and I believe her, you know, and she comes home.
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It's not like she's ever like gone out and like I don't hear from her
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or whatever. I love her a lot. I love her so much,
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and I don't want to control her. I don't want to smother her.
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So I've tried really hard to be cool about it and you know, be
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hands off. Yeah, but a part of me feels like there's an inkling
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there. There's a worry. It's a huge website. She's lying like you,
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why would you have a second Instagram account? It does exist. People
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do do this now, Matt. How long have you guys been together.
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Yeah, we've been together for about half a year. Okay, I'm just
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not sure what exactly I should do about that. I would bet somebody out
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there listening has been in a similar situation and they can give you a little
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advice here. So what we'll do, Matt, We're gonna open it up.
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We're in the judgment zone, so people naturally gonna get a little judge
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on your situation, but we want to get a solution that's gonna work for
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you. Okay, all right, all right, thank you, Matt hing
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Tight seven on one two eight oh one ninety eight seven. That's the number.
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Feel free to text or call us. Let us know what Matt should
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do about this girlfriend of his who he found out has a second Instagram account
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that's private. You know, yes, we had a red flag warning.
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This is like, yeah, this is a red flag alert. But is
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it enough to call it off? I mean what you have to have a
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conversation, like you need to sit down and talk to her and be like,
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hey, what's going on here? Why do you truly have this?
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If you can't ask her just straight up? Well he did. He asked
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her what it is and she said it's for inside jokes. Then I'm gonna
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want to see it. I'm gonna I'm gonna have to I'm gonna have you
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open it. I'm gonna have to look at it. Right. That's not
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being weird, that's not being psycho. That is simply okay. Let me
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just just wow, six months into a relationship, I don't know that might
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be. I think that's what his concern is because he really likes her and
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he doesn't want to blow it by looking psycho. But at the same time,
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you're already six months in. If she's cheating on you, which I
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can't imagine with a second Instagram and doing girls sides out, that you would
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ever be thinking of somebody else, that would be so weird. I just
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don't know if that's fair, man, that girls' night equals a fair I
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mean no, there's just a lot of a lot of weird things going on.
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Is it too soon from to say something? That's my question? Seven
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on one two eight, one ninety eight seven. What should Matt do?
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We're in the judgment zone. We got a message here from Ashley that says,
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if you can't have open communication with your girlfriend, you're in the wrong
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relationship. I don't think you need to know everything about her since it's been
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six months, but a private Instagram account is sus We did get a text
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here second hidden Instagram is equivalent to a second phone asked to see or cut
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her loose. It doesn't matter how much you like her. If she doesn't
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reciprocate the feelings, it's a dead end. Seven one two eight one ninety
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eight seven. Good morning, Good morning. I just had to say,
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man, she is playing hard and I with Monny on the fact that she
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likely has another person or people on the side. Oh gosh, how do
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you think he should dress it with her? Though? I mean, do
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you just like dive right in you? I mean, what if? Maybe
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it's not like that. I just can't see any like for inside jokes for
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her with her girlfriends, like come on, like, well, hey,
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thank you so much for the call. You got it. I mean I
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get it because he said how much he likes her guys. And I'm sure
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girls too early in relationships that they're really into like you're willing, you know,
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your brain gets fogged a little bit, You're willing. Absolutely you look
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past things that later on you look back, you're like, Jesus, whoa
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what was I doing? There's literally a red flag in your face and you're
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like, oh my gosh, it's totally fine, so much fun with those
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girls. You look really nice. Is it a new outfit? And where'd
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you get that? Oh? You're not gonna make it home tonight. Don't
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even worry about his sleep at your friend's places? What did you want for
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breakfast? So honey when you wake up? Oh? Man, so well,
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I would wait for maybe like a second piece of evidence, or at
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least something else that makes you us. Do you think he should slide into
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the fake Instagram account and maybe just like message this person as somebody else create
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a fake account. I'm just asking questions. Do you think he should follow
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her to girls Night? Probably just a GPS tracker in the car would do
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the trick. See what happens is it would get her location exactly. It
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is casual, casual investigation work. Get Amanda in the morning, now Amanda
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stills the sea, let's see. I totally forgot that this was going down
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and it will be on Netflix May fifth. It is the first ever unedited
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roast with Tom Brady. It is the greatest roast of all time, the
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roast of Tom Brady, first ever unedited roast or first ever unedited roast of
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Tom Brady. I think it's the first ever unedited roast really, and then
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it's of Tom Brady. Kevin Hart is going to be They have seen it.
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They haven't seen my boys and is group chat everybody unedited roast. The
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promo for it is, in my opinion, a little ridiculous. Listen the
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man the Arena, The Roast of Tom Brady Live on Netflix. No helmets,
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no mercy, no Brady Rule, no problem. The greatest roast of
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all time Tom Brady Live posted by me Kevin Hart with the lineup of surprise
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guests. We're coming for you, pretty boy, Let's go. Is there
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anything cringer than when Tom Brady says, let's go, let's go. Come
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on boys. Yeah. I just don't know who is going to be on
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the panel. They have not dished, and I was kind of thinking somebody
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in the sports arena. I would think, like a Peyton Manning and who
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else did he play with? It? Guarantee it, But it's got you
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gotta have some actual comedians because the non comedians always suck. They're gonna have
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to be either fed lines or doing something you brought up earlier in it kind
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of got me go, Hm, Giselle, that would be interesting. I
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don't know if you play a lot. I feel like they're not in that
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space yet. Maybe she'll bring her not boyfriend boyfriend the jiu jitsu teacher and
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be like, hey, remember when I used to jiu jitsu with both of
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you, and now I'm with your wife. Good call. There's gonna be
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a lot of karate instructor jokes. It's jiu jitsu, I know, but
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it's funnier to say here it is. Yes, all right, see,
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I'm already writing jokes for the show Way to Go Pike. See if they
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can throw a couple of them in. Kim Kardashian is losing people, and
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people are saying they're dropping like flies because a Taylor's new song called thank You
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Amy, which of course is in reference to Kim saying bleep you Kim in
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the lyrics now or Amy, but as you know, it's Kim Kardashian,
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not a secret. Yeah. So she lost about one hundred thousand followers.
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I'm like, oh, that's gotta hurt. Oh no, because she has
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three hundred just three hundred and sixty three million followers. That's one hundred million
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more than Taylor Swift even, Isn't that crazy. I'm going to take a
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one hundred thousand divided by three one hundred and sixty three million, Yikes,
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that's a fraction of a percent of her followers. So wild, isn't it?
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Yeah? And she's cashing in on it. As soon as that song
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was released and word got out, she started pimping her skim stuff She was
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like, pimping. The heck is wrong with you? Is this the mid
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two thousands? Pimping or skims? You're not going to sell many that way?
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Man? Is this on the floor? It really got to her.
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I love the awareness, you know how ridiculous it sounded. I could if
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I could go back and just like take it all back, if I could.
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I wish we could trust me, You're going to suck yourself right back
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back into my mouth. I would. She was even on like kimmel Er
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Fallon last night talking about it. Skims, Kimmeler combination, Himmler, Himmler,
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Gibbler. What the heck are we doing? No, just give me
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a beat. Yeah, we crank up the mission, Impoli. There you
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go. You're gonna love this. So yesterday we were talking about Victoria Beckham's
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fiftieth birthday party and we thought the highlight was for sure gonna be when the
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Spice Girls were doing an impromptu dance to stop. How do you beat that?
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Well, apparently Tom Cruise rolled in he's filming Mission Impossible in London,
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just all decked out in a tucks looking just real nice at some point.
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And I have not found a video I'm guessing there wasn't a video of it,
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or we would have seen it. He busts out some break dancing moves
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and it's just like getting down, not surprising Tom sixty one years old.
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Did we decide he was, Yes, I guess we didn't decide, but
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that's not that's not our call. I'm just I would really hope that,
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because he was wearing a suit, if he did, like the risky business
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just slid you. I can only imagine where this party was just a big
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entryway and just like this, we're just as socks. What a cool party
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trick? You ever have a party trick? Okay, So my mom tried
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to teach me quarters where you'd put it between the best party We all know
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a lady who had the quarter in her buttet. Mom was like the queen.
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She could not miss the cop. So this is where you put a
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quarter between your cheeks and you kind of like waddle over a jar tiptoe,
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but like yes, knees together, and then you drop it and it lands
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in the cup. We would roll like this was her bonfire deal. I
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mean I remember, for a hot minute I was embarrassed by it, and
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then you know, as time went on, I'm like, gosh, my
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mom is awesome. That is awesome. I had a buddy whose mom did
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that too, And I mean, I get you probably don't love it when
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it's your mom, when you're a guy and all your friends are laughing as
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your mom's got a quarter between her butt cheeks. But still a very cool
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party trick. Better than my card trick. I have I get a mana
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in the morning sage seven. Man, I think I know where you fall
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in this survey. But parents, if you've gotten your kids, it turns
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out, according to this new survey, majority of parents become their kids.
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Quote personal chef is that how you feel at home? You feel a bit
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like a personal chef. Yeah. We try to create as much independence as
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possible for them to, you know, make choices, do their own thing.
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But yeah, ultimately were their chef, Well yeah, I mean they're
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not quite cooking yet. I'd imagine to be fair, my husband's also my
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chef. Ninety percent of the time he loves to cook. Hey, last
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night, man, he should have seen what I whipped up for my wife.
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It was like a seven course sound. I mean, it was quite
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a spread. It wasn't so much a Spreadalid, that's not what I said,
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but that sounds good. No, it just had There was a lot
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of things. There's a lot of like sauces and you know, toppings.
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Well, tell us about it, inquiring minds, Like I'm here, I'm
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saying it like I just cooked up a delicious meal. But it was like
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literally tune a salad that I've already made on toast. But it was like,
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you know, she wanted salt and pepper and hot sauce and then a
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baked potato. I wanted to flavor it up because it was it's not it's
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a good, healthy meal and the baked potato, don't even get me started,
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salt, pepper, butter, a little sour cream. Even we didn't
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have any, so we created used a buffalo sauce and ranch o give that
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a little creaminess to it. So you were whipping up some sauces, Okay,
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what else? Thank you? A baked potatoes and I mentioned salt and
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pepper, tuna spread. Yeah, it was a nice little meal for dinner.
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Okay. You know the cosper you know the cost per calorie on a
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meal like that, it's very affordable. That the fact you just made this
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out to be you made this big meal and it was a piece of toast
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with tuna and a baked potato. That's amazing. I'm just saying, when
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that plate hit the table or in this case, the coffee table in the
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living room, it looked fancy. It might not have been, but it
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looked fancy. Good job by much. Now. This survey revealed that feeding
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young children could be difficult due to general pickiness, hesitancy to try unfamiliar foods,
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and of course constantly evolving food preferences. But this health experts says that
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you need to stick to it because at that age that forms their eating habits
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for their entire life. Oh absolutely, I have a lot of family members
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and kids and people in our life that it's pizza or bust like that's just
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the reality of it. Or and we all know an adult who obviously was
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raised that way because that's still all they're eating, and they're still getting chicken
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fingers when they go places. Yeah, just picky eaters. I would say
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my son was a little bit more picky than my daughter. But ultimately we
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try our best to have them eat what we eat, and then if it's
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like a hard no, we're not gonna let them starve, so we'll whip
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them up something else. Won't they not let them starve? What am I
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saying? Won't they also not let themselves starve? Isn't that like? Do
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you need to force them to eat? Like, No, you're not gonna
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just wither away because you didn't like the food you're gonna eat. You're a
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human being. Yeah, But I'm saying as far as what we make for
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dinner or what Nick is making, we try to have the kids eat that
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and then if they want, you know, like a ham and cheese sandwich
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or something like that, you try to get all the balanced meal on the
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table. You ever dangled dessert over their head? Like you if you want
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dessert, you have to finish your meal. Well, So my kids are
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a little odd, So their dessert is usually strawberries and goat cheese because that's
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what they love. It's real bizarre, So that ends up being a part
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of their meal. Cheese of the goat. They love it, honey goat
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cheese. I mean, they will just eat a block of goat cheese.
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It's a wild living that's so wild. It's crazy that dessert is such a
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thing when you're young because as an adult, can you imagine after every meal,
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three meals a day, you're rewarding yourself with a little a little piece
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of cake for lunch. No big, like impossible, it would be to
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diet. I like fermented grapes for dessert. That's kind of become my jam.
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Is that right? Fermented grapes? Now, how do those come in
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a bottle? We're just going I think that's what you're looking for. And
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Amanda in the morning on Big Seven, dogs are just you know, it's
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amazing, aren't they. Don't you love a good dog. I know you're
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a dog lady, love a dog. And you also, Amanda, are
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a Colorado girlie right, love Colorado. Sorry I was born. I would
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like to tell you a story from Colorado. If you don't mind about a
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dog, tell me all about it. Listen. Why would I tell you
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when we can have the local news team. I listened to this story.
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A dog here in Colorado Springs is being hailed as a hero. His name
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is Rizzo, and he saved his owner from a rattlesnake bike. But in
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doing so, Rizzo was bit in the face. Oh god, yeah,
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so not what I was expecting. Rizzo and his owner Carrissa are out on
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a hike as Coloradoans do. Oh got probably down there by Garden of the
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Gods, when suddenly a rattlesnake appeared. Listen more about Rizzo. Meet Rizzo,
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he loves, treats his owner Carrissa welch and hikingris And we're doing just
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that on Monday morning when something unexpected happened. I heard the rattle turned around
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and like I instantly yanked him, but Carissa yanked him back too late,
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and Rizzo took a rattlesnake bite in his mouth and face. Now you're thinking,
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rattlesnake bite, that's venomous. Rizzo's dead. I'm afraid not a manded
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Rizzo survived. Charisma was able to Now, I don't know when rattlesink bites
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you, Is it like a bee? Do they just die after that?
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Because how can you guess the rattler's gone. Yeah, that's a good question.
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I feel like they can keep biting. But she says Carissa that Rizzo
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saved her life, when really I hear the story and listen full props to
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Rizzo took a bite in the face from a venomous snake. It sounds like
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the snake just decided to bite Rizzo. It's not like it was like this
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big standoff and a Rizzo got between us. Yeah, that's kind of what
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I was thinking. But it sounds like more of a wrong place, wrong
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time. Yeah. Yeah, So Rizzo ended up making it to the hospital,
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the animal hospital in time, where a three thousand dollars surge. Later,
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in a day and a half of anti venom treatment, Rizzo is alive,
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and well, oh that's good. Snakes don't die after biting unless the
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thing they are bitt and kills them. So Rizzo didn't kill the rattlesnake in
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r No. I was kind of joking about the b thing and then you
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kind of went with it. So, but I think I thank you for
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looking that up because there might be people listening who weren't sure if a snake
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died after biting. That was me. Yep, I now it's in my
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Google history. Thank you. Imagine the ads you're going to get served down
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hooked on phonics, I'm just deasing. What was the one you were doing?
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That was the rattle of the snake? No? Can you hear it
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though? Right? You know what? The little rattle? Yeah, yeah,
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that's not like that though, you're doing a kind of a sexy to
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roll thing. Mere. Yeah, Rattler is trying to take you a minute
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in the morning points. You know, they're constantly trying to invent new things
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and solve problems that we have in our society. And I would put this
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problem pretty high up there. But a solution it's almost here, Amanda.
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Silent airplanes could soon be taking off on a runway near you. See.
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That's almost unsettling though, a silent airplane. So they've done some extensive research.
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Engineers, a team of them over at the University of Bristol and you
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know, Kingdom, Okay, have been trying to figure out why exactly plane
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engines make so much goldarn noise because they're moving and they're working like that's kind
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of okay, yeah, man, yeah, that's gonna be right for me.
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We had a team of engineers at the University of Bristol trying to figure
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it out. But here you are with the answer. It's a should have
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just asked me. With my w DC education, I can figure it out.
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Is it a website and your Greek oh WDC see when you live in
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it and you grew up there. It's like it means a lot to you,
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but to anybody else, Oh, you call it d You different.
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You're the one who says DGF. And in my head I always go,
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Amanda, you have to clarify that, because does everybody else know that that
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stands for Dilworth Glennon felt In Probably not? Does Fargo South say fs Y?
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I don't know what that would mean? All right, So they're working
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on anyway. This plane noise is a problem, and it's not just the
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annoyance of it. Health experts say that it can also cause death. They
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say sound, the sounds of planes flying overhead can ruin sleep quality for people
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who live near airports. Also, people exposed to the airplane noise at night
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are more likely to suffer a heart failure. Yikes. So you can see
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why it's such an urgent thing. So we stayed by the airport in Minneapolis
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a couple of weekends ago with the girls, and we were eating at this
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awesome restaurant, but it was right by the airport. To no ite,
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went to Hazelwood. Oh, beautiful ambiance everything, But when the planes were
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coming in, I mean just insane. I'm like, this is this going
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to crash on us. It was so loud. We're trying to order and
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it's just like, fuck, oh yeah, you don't really realize it.
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We bought a house in Florida and it was right like we thought, oh,
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it's cool, it's near the airport, which just turns out it's like
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and it's constant, you know. So it's a it's a little annoying,
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which is probably why I'm having such bad heart problems. See the thing with
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like the silent I can't help it allude that to being like kind of a
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fart, like silent but deadly. If I can't hear it, it's gonna
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sound. It's I feel like it's not gonna work, you know what I
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mean. I want to know. I want to know. I'm my launch
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of investigation of my own on what you're possibly saying right now? Can we
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get the engineers on this case an airplane being quiet it's just too stealth for
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me, Like I'm gonna want to know it's loud and working and going yeah.
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But then the fart thing is where I'm like, what silent but deadly?
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I have heard that phrase, got it, I'm familiar. It just
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seems like, yeah, it seems sneaky, like we could really just kind
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of sneak into other countries. Correct, I don't like, But I don't
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know if it's the noise that's tipping us off either. It's gotta be like,
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oh you hear that, Russia. N nice, try Russia, turn
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it around. We heard you coming. Yes. Well that's why I think
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military flights or planes and stuff are a little you're really are they? Per
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se? Yeah? Okay, throw ahead, per se and now you're fine.
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You're like get a Manda in the morning on Big seven. Now here's
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what you need to know. We have a few more details about the lawmaker
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from Woodbury who was arrested early yesterday morning after police and DL were called to
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a home for her burglary. So forty nine year old Nicole Mitchell was taken
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to jail. I guess the homeowner called the police around four forty five am.
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No details have been released, but we did find out about her father.
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He died last month, and her stepmom lived on the same block and
21:45
the same road where she was arrested, So it might not have been like
21:51
a random person's house or anything. It was very kind of odd situation,
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but that would Okay, makes a little bit more sense. Burglary from her
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own WARN's home. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know the details.
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But Mitchell is a Democratic state senator who was elected in twenty twenty two
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and a former meteorologist down in Minneapolis. Quite the resume. There are reports
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the NFL's investigation into the alleged tampering charges against the Falcons for their involvement with
22:18
former vacuum Corner that is quite the rest and having top to bottom. I'd
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even include the burglary on there. I mean, just shows you're kind of
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well rounded. Oh gosh, it's the meteorology that's the most interesting, you
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know, and not not nothing. I mean, the Minneapolis market and meteorology
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is pretty impressive. I don't just I just don't have a resume like that.
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Yours is a little bit more extreme. I mean, and to DJ
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and on the radio game and yeah, I'm saying I think we should start
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include you know, has do you have any felonies? Like heck, yeah,
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I doude listen to this. Okay, So the NFL's investigation with the
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alleged tampering over the Falcons and the vikings, it looks like they're going to
23:11
come to a resolution here before the draft on Thursday. The Falcons could probably
23:15
end up having something to do with their draft picks. We have to turn
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some over, yeah yeah, guess and that'll be it, and also facing
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a penalty. In case you missed this whole thing. The Falcons ended up
23:25
talking one of the trainers or some of the trainees. We're talking to Kirk
23:29
Cousins like the week before, which again that happens, but Kirk Cousins,
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like a big dumb dumb He ended up going on TV talking about how oh
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yeah, they're so great and you weren't supposed to talk tobout it. It's
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one of those things. It's kind of like steroids in the nineties, like
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everybody's doing it. Everybody's talking when they're not supposed to, but you just
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can't come out and say it right now. It's like there's the ones who
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got caught, and then they're the ones who are doing it but didn't get
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caught. Y Yo, absolutely and Walmart they are pulling some self checkout machine
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from some states. It doesn't look like it's happening here locally, but they
24:03
are not obviously going to go away completely. But They've got a lot of
24:06
customer feedback. They want to have more people, more associates working with that
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personalize and efficient service. It would be wild to me if I walked into
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Walmart and all the lanes were open with people. It's been so long,
24:18
Like Black Friday is probably the last time ten years ago that I've remember seeing
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that many people working. Otherwise, it's self check out all the way,
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and they're getting better those two. I feel like I used to be so
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stressed out about, you know, bagging things and at what point you're allowed
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to grab the bag, and they used to be a little bit more sensitive
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though. I feel like we've gotten better with it, right, Yeah,
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I don't ertainly have to call over the person standing there, or we're just
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learning how to use them. It could be that little bit more user Friday.
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You know, I do love that in interaction with the person, you
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know, when you walk up there and they say did you find everything all
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right? And I say I did that? Or paper plastic And I like
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I missed the small talk. Yeah, man, as usually it for me.
25:00
But that's all you ever talk about. I might throw in the weather.
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We'll speaking of that. Oh yeah, chance of some rain still otherwise
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going to be sunny this afternoon windy again, hive about fifty six if you're
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looking to get stuff done or maybe get a tea time. Tomorrow is the
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day sunny high of about sixty five. I get a minute in the morning,
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stage ninety seven. I would appreciate if everybody who broke up with somebody
25:22
would announce it in this way on their social media. This woman has gone
25:26
viral after boldly announcing her breakup like a press release. That was so good.
25:33
I saw this yesterday and I was like, you know, what,
25:36
good for you? Because so many times you're like, hang on, did
25:38
that person break up? And then you're deep dive in, you're scrolling.
25:42
I mean, it is like a homework assignment trying to figure out like how
25:47
long ago was it, what happened? Well, what the heck? And
25:48
you never usually get the tea. I know, and sometimes people do,
25:52
like, hey, listen, just so you can hear it from me.
25:55
We broke up, Kyle and I broke up. We still love each other,
25:59
you know. I appreciate that, But I get how it can be
26:02
maybe embarrassing or you just you know, you're not happy about it. I
26:04
mean to be one hundred percent reel. None of our business. But when
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you've been emotionally invested into something on Facebook for so long, trust me.
26:12
I'm sure people were hit and refresh on my status for a long time before
26:15
I met Nick. Oh yeah, this girl whoa. So she posted on
26:21
her Instagram a graphic that says, attention, we broke up. Here's my
26:27
FAQ frequently asked questions kape. Number one, it happened on Wednesday, November
26:33
fifteenth, as a matter of fact. Number two, because you know,
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like you said, the questions, Wow, when did that happen? Yeah,
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here's exactly when it happened. Number two. Yes it was his fault.
26:44
Okay, okay, that answers that question. Tell me more. Number
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three. No, we are never ever getting back together. And then she
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attributed the quote to one Taylor Swift. Number four, I require two to
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three weeks for any further questions. It's fair, that's fair. And then
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finally, you don't have to block him. I'm indifferent. Oh so it
27:06
wasn't a terrible breakup. But apparently after going viral, she was asked more
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questions, and so she was responding to a few here and there. She
27:15
said she mostly broke up with him because of his refusal to travel outside of
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the country, which he considered a red flag. I could say that being
27:22
a deal breaker if you're somebody who wants to be a world traveler. But
27:26
it's just a stupid reason a breakup. I mean, I get it,
27:30
like, you can break up with somebody for whatever you want, but it's
27:32
not like he scorned her. It's just a personal preference. And also,
27:36
why wouldn't you add that to your bullet points in your press release. He's
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a good guy, he just didn't like to travel abroad. He's currently single,
27:41
looking for anybody who wants to stay in the US of A. Meanwhile,
27:45
slide into my DMS if you want to travel the country. Yeah,
27:48
and then she goes on to say truly was all for the best. Well
27:52
leave him alone. Then? Have you ever had to block somebody when a
27:53
girlfriend breaks up with a guy? Like, do you do that? Just
27:56
how to respect for them? I've unfriended people, I've never I don't think
28:00
i've ever really blocked any Yeah, what's the difference? I mean, because
28:04
they can still see your stuff or whatever. Like for me, it's just
28:07
kind of like, eh, I'm good here. Yeah, I'm just done
28:10
with you. You're out of my life. But blocking that's personal. Yeah,
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you're always talking in here about your unfriending people every once in a while,
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yeah, but a lot of times, and it's sad. I've been
28:18
very open about this. Is it. Do you unfriend people who have passed?
28:22
No? I like to keep them around, and I'm just like not
28:25
sure. Keep them on my friends like two places on my friend's list,
28:29
and right here, that's a good place to keep them right in your heart.
28:32
And Amanda in the morning on Big seven, well, this is incredible.
28:37
I saw this engagement story and I just felt like my engagement was pathetic
28:41
compared to this guy. Really, and you had a pretty romantic one.
28:44
I thought, well, yeah, in that I had a ring and I
28:47
got on a knee and I asked her to marry. You know, you
28:48
did it in Florida, surrounded by family. It was definitely a thought out
28:52
process. Oh sure, and you and Nick. It wasn't a very informal,
28:56
very informal yep. I actually came home with the ring. Oh you
29:02
had the ring. I am the ring a little little switchero Okay, it's
29:07
long story short. My mom had passed away. We had definitely talked about
29:10
getting married, and so the whole point was for me to either use her
29:14
rings or figure out a way to incorporate that into the engagement ring, because
29:18
that was like our whole conversation. Turns out couldn't do it. So I
29:21
just ended up trading them in to get this ring and was like, you
29:23
know what, she'd be just as happy if this is the route I went.
29:26
So I'm like, well, here's the ring, and then it was
29:30
just hilarious because he's and then he I kind of started crying because it was
29:33
one of those moments he's like, oh my gosh, like he had already
29:36
asked my parents for my dad's like two months before that to marry me,
29:41
and it was so you handed him the ring that you had picked up and
29:44
then he just immediately got down on an ear. So I figured he would
29:45
just like do it whenever and like do your thing, and it was just
29:48
kind of like nah, I had was in workout clothes. It was a
29:52
Monday, and he got done. He just got right down, just got
29:55
right down at least gone of like all right, go to each let's go
29:56
to different rooms for ten minutes. And then we'll come back out. Kind
30:00
of a blur to me, to be honest with you. Well, this
30:02
guy, I mean, this is anything but a blur. Is over in
30:04
England. This man named Daniel is running a marathon, which is incredible already.
30:10
Yeah, hard enough to run a marathon as is Amanda. But he's
30:14
doing it with a refrigerator strapped to his back. How is that possible?
30:21
Yeah? Is it on wheels? All sorts of those what are those straps
30:23
called the bungee courts? No, no, no, no, ratchet straps.
30:27
He's got this boy ratchet to do his back. So obviously a very
30:30
fit person. And so he's running in honor of Diabetes UK. So he's
30:36
raising money and he's on the twenty fifth mile, so he's made Wait,
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he has had this refrigerator attached to him for twenty five miles correct, no
30:45
way, and actually running and it's at the twenty fifth mile and they're finishing
30:48
at where Big Ben is, the big clock tower thing, and his good
30:52
out of hair. His girlfriend is waiting for him near the finish line and
30:56
she's emotional already, and so he sees her as he's and what do you
31:00
know, walks up to her with fridge on his back, gets down on
31:04
a knee, which seems impossible, and pulls out a ring and proposes.
31:10
Crowd goes nuts. She says yes, very emotional moment, and he can
31:15
be heard in the video saying, I don't know if I'm going to be
31:15
able to get up because of the fridge. But he did and he finished
31:18
a race. Did you already say this? Why did he have their fridge?
31:22
Well, because he's doing is so for Diabeta Samanda. I mean it's
31:26
just significant with the fridge. I think it just means it's that much harder.
31:30
He was like basically one of these things where he's like, hey,
31:33
I'm going to run with a fridge on my back. You guys want to
31:34
donate because look at how crazy it is. Crazy it got it, got
31:37
it. I was hoping that the fridge was somehow incorporated into the proposal.
31:42
I'm a lot. There's a lot going on there. They love a good
31:48
French door LG fridge, he said at the end, when you find someone
31:52
like you to his now fiance, who's happy to support me and encourage me
31:56
to grow, I need to make sure that you're around. Do you think
32:00
she encouraged him to grow in that he thought about just running the marathon normally,
32:05
and she said, no, no, no, no, honey,
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if you want to do this, you gotta take a fridge with you.
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And the scariest part, he's running this whole race with the ring in his
32:13
pocket. He said, he wrapped it in toilet paper and he said every
32:15
mile he was checking to make sure he was still there. Well, and
32:19
we've seen, we've cheered on marathon runners here in Fargo numerous times, and
32:23
it's like a bloody situation, like they have to like tape up certain areas
32:29
bloody nipples. Yes, I mean, because it just like I think about
32:32
that. I mean, everything's rubbing and oh yeah, yeah, there's just
32:37
so much happening, yeah, with the throw the fridge in there, and
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it's really a crazy thing, which is why we've talked about it here today.